Somehow, Hyrule Warriors keeps finding new ways to surprise me. After Age of Calamity’s alternate-timeline chaos, Age of Imprisonment returns to something far more meaningful; this one actually matters. It’s...
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I went into The Outer Worlds 2 wanting the same thing I wanted from the first game: sharp writing, flexible quests, and a world that lets you solve problems your...
When PowerWash Simulator first hit the scene, it seemed like a quiet anomaly — a game about washing virtual grime off cars, playgrounds, and old buildings shouldn’t have worked as...
When the “Legends” sub-series of the Pokémon franchise debuted with Pokémon Legends: Arceus, many long-time fans were unsure what to expect, including me. The title took a bold gamble: it...
It’s been a long wait. A decade plus since the last proper mainline entry of the Ninja Gaiden franchise, and suddenly here we are again , blood, blades, ninjas, mayhem....
Dancing Through Time: The Just Dance Legacy is what I would call the newest addition to the Just Dance family, but I'm not writing a Just Dance biography here. Since...
t’s that time of the year again; Brussels Expo turns into the ultimate playground for gamers, anime fans, and pop culture enthusiasts. This year’s GameForce x Made in Asia x...
I love driving. So it may seem strange that I couldn’t care less about the car itself. I can’t count the number of times someone has asked me what make...
Double Fine has a talent for catching you off guard. They never announce what kind of story they’re about to tell; they just let it unfold, quietly, until you realise...
The Asfalia series has quietly built itself a reputation for blending heartfelt storytelling with charming, family-friendly puzzles. The first entry, Asfalia: The Cranky Volcano, introduced us to a world where...
